ScoreScan

Score Scan – Sports

Main menu

Skip to primary content
Skip to secondary content
  • Olympics
    • 2004
    • 2008
    • 2012
    • 2016
    • 2020
    • Winter Olympics
  • Commonwealth
    • 2002
    • 2006
    • 2010
    • 2014
    • 2018
  • Football
    • Premier League
    • Champions League
    • Championship
    • World Cup 2010
    • World Cup 2014
  • Rugby
    • Premiership
    • Rugby Union
    • Rugby League
    • Six Nations
    • World Cup 2011
    • World Cup 2015
  • Tennis
  • Golf
  • Horses
  • Boxing
  • Athletics
  • Cricket
  • Cycling
  • Swimming
  • Motor

Post navigation

← Older posts

Europe’s Ryder Cup class of 2025 shapes up with familiar feel for US showdown

Captain Luke Donald could be able to keep changes from victorious 2023 team to an absolute minimum at Bethpage

US sports lobby Home Office for travel exemption after golf caddie refused UK entry

A criminal conviction meant Eric Larson was barred from working for Harris English at the Open, alerting NFL teams who play in the UK to the situation

Hull’s major wait goes on as she pushes Yamashita all the way at Women’s Open

Japan’s Miyu Yamashita finished on 11 under, two clear of Charley Hull, for her first major victory while Britain’s rising star Lottie Woad was happy with a top-10 finish

The Women’s Open 2025: Miyū Yamashita wins at Porthcawl – as it happened

Miyū Yamashita holds off Charley Hull’s spirited charge at Royal Porthcawl. Scott Murray was watching

Mimi Rhodes scores amazing hole-in-one as ball goes in-off snooker style at Women’s Open

English golfer scores her second ace of the season when her ball bounces in off Steph Kriacou’s opening shot at the 5th hole of Royal Porthcawl

Charley Hull surges into Women’s Open contention as leader Yamashita wobbles

Charley Hull shot a 66 at Royal Porthcawl to move within three shots of the leader Miyu Yamashita heading into the final round of the Women’s Open

Lottie Woad’s second-round charge at Women’s Open undone by triple bogey

The Englishwoman finished her second round on two under while Japan’s Miyu Yamashita shot a seven-under 65 to start the weekend on 11 under

Lottie Woad off the pace at Women’s Open but second round too early for TV

Lottie Woad, Nelly Korda and Lydia Ko will play majority of their second rounds without live TV coverage at the Women’s Open

Golf’s elite hail Lottie Woad as ‘breath of fresh air’ before Open challenge

Nelly Korda and Charley Hull praise potential phenom after Woad’s win at the Scottish Open on her first professional start

Donald Trump increases his golf footprint in Scotland while world looks elsewhere

US president has championed his course Turnberry to stage the world’s oldest major but hosting Scottish Open is much more realistic

Open victor Scheffler is latest sporting star to explore space beyond wins and losses

American made headlines in highlighting that the winning feeling is temporary and shallow – but others feel the same way

Scheffler is compared to Tiger Woods after a win that rarely seemed in doubt

A four-shot margin of victory at the Open led Xander Schauffele to say the world No 1 is ‘taking the throne of dominance’ that American legend once had

‘I don’t think I’m special’: Scheffler plays down latest major win after Open cruise

‘This is a cool feeling … but it doesn’t fulfil my deepest desires’, the world No 1 said after winning his fourth major championship in three years at Portrush

This Open belonged to Rory McIlroy, even if he wasn’t the winner this time

Scottie Scheffler won the title but it was the Northern Irishman who had the unequivocal backing of the crowd at Royal Portrush

The Open 2025: Scottie Scheffler wins at Portrush – as it happened

Scottie Scheffler claimed his fourth major title with victory at Royal Portrush. Scott Murray was watching

Post navigation

← Older posts
  • PSG 2-2 Tottenham (4-3 pens): Spurs denied after shootout drama in Uefa Super Cup – live reaction
  • British sports teams and bodies ‘failing to safeguard’ women from online abuse
  • Christian Pulisic, his father and Tim Weah rail against ‘evil’ US soccer critics
  • My punishment for calling the Hundred the worst thing in cricket? A day at the Hundred
  • Manchester United show patience and hope for big things from Benjamin Sesko
  • Dale Webster, surfer who rode waves for 14,642 consecutive days, dies aged 77
  • Goldilocks plan to push AFLW appeal beyond kick-to-kick at suburban grounds
  • Ref Cams: behold the era of football’s electronic all-seeing eye
  • ‘I don’t want to be Gary’: Kelly Cates on Sky, Match of the Day and social media
  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin having Leeds medical as he closes on free transfer
  • Gary Neville’s row with Nottingham Forest unresolved as new season beckons
  • Premier League 2025-26 preview No 16: Nottingham Forest
  • Rehan Ahmed’s technicolour technique deserves a show on Ashes stage
  • Premier League to test Ref Cams on first weekend with view to permanent rollout
  • Newcastle close to signing Jacob Ramsey from Aston Villa for £40m
  • From an MVP candidate to an unknown quantity: NFL second-year QB rankings
  • Tell us about your football match friends
  • Football transfer rumours: Gianluigi Donnarumma to Manchester City?
  • Marcus Rashford claims Manchester United are stuck in ‘no man’s land’
  • Zidane, Eusébio … Adams: footballers whose names are also song titles
  • ‘Challenger level is about survival’: brutal reality of life below elite tennis
  • Thomas Frank eyes chance for Spurs to take star billing on Super Cup stage
  • Australia unfazed by England’s aggression before Ashes, says Scott Boland
  • From the Pocket: it’s tempting to declare Collingwood too old but age isn’t their problem
  • A love supreme: this Sunderland fan in Australia is happy to embrace nocturnal fandom
  • Premier League 2025-26 preview No 15: Newcastle United
  • Alcaraz eases into Cincinnati Open fourth round with victory against Medjedovic
  • Sam Long heroics help Bromley shock Ipswich on penalties in Carabao Cup
  • Champions League qualifying and Carabao Cup first round: football – as it happened
  • ‘Disappointed and disheartened’ Donnarumma dropped from PSG’s Super Cup squad

Contact www.scorescan.com   Terms of Use